Abstract
It is shown that if, on empirical grounds, one rules out the existence of cosmic fields of Dicke-Brans (scalar) and Will-Nordvedt (vector, tensor) type, then the most general experimentally viable and theoretically reasonable theory of gravitation seems to be a λ-dependent generalization of Einstein and Yilmaz theories, which reduces to the former for λ=0 and to the latter for λ=1.
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